How long do you heat the little pillow in the micro wave
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I don't know about your little pillow,but mine has instructions and a time table on the back of it. So go by that and it will work fine. You have a blessed day!
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Heating time...(aim) 500W: For 40 seconds, it is 600W: I put it on the eyes afterwards for 30 seconds. I warm five minutes in an aim. Please use four times a day for a limit. After heating use, please empty it by the next use more than four hours. In the standard of the maker, I can use 200 times of repetition.
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The steam time depends on the item and the voltage if your microwave. I do broccoli in 3min. And fish 10 or until opaque...
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Like others have said, it depends on the wattage of your microwave. We have a high wattage microwave, so 2 minutes is plenty and it comes out very hot.
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I usually start a baked potato in the microwave--2 minutes on one side; 2 on the other. Meanwhile, heat up the toaster oven to 400 degrees. Put the microwaved potato into the toaster oven. It should be done in half an hour. This makes the skin crispy which is how I like it. Otherwise, slather oil on the outside before microwaving; after microwaving wrap in foil. The skin will be soft then. The skin shouldn't burn then either.
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I boil water and take it off the burner and let the mask soak in it for 5 minutes. I dont dare put it in the microwave
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glenda, sorry i can`t help you. i use mine for cold application only. without a micro wave i think it would be impossable. direct heat from a direct source might well ruin it. i just use a heating pad.
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Hey...same thing happened to me. Shake it to 'fluff up' the down. Puff it w your hand too. I did that for about 10 min. Mine ended up expanding. Mine is actually too warm for me. I have to run the heat down 4-5 degrees more than I used to.. but then I don't want to get out of bed in the am. Good luck w it...should be fine. Morrison
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You have to push the button on the pillow twice in order for you to have heat. Just push the button once and you will not have any heat. Also, when the heat is on you can barely feely it. I hope that helps.
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There is a small circular disc floating in the liquid. You just "snap" the disc and the heat pack heats up within 30 seconds.
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Hey...same thing happened to me. Shake it to 'fluff up' the down. Puff it w your hand too. I did that for about 10 min. Mine ended up expanding. Mine is actually too warm for me. I have to run the heat down 4-5 degrees more than I used to.. but then I don't want to get out of bed in the am. Good luck w it...should be fine.Morrison
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I usually microwave for 1 minute and 30 seconds with that size. As the pack gets older, I increase the time a bit. The most I've ever used was 2 minutes, but that was with a really old one.
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Must be put in a cool dry place. Make sure exact equal parts are mixed it's important or it won't harden. If mix properly it is usually 24 hours. I put my creations on a tray with a paper towel (you don't want to get this resin on anything it will ruin it) and place in my micro wave over night, just remember not to turn it on. The reason why is if you have animals or children or anything falls on the resin or touches it you won't get a perfect product.
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Haven't gotten it out to use this year, but I think it was no more than 2 min. Follow the directions that came with! I'm not really crazy about it; it didn't hold the heat very long and didn't really cover where I needed it most (neck).
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Heating time...(aim) 500W: For 40 seconds, it is 600W: I put it on the eyes afterwards for 30 seconds. I warm five minutes in an aim.Please use four times a day for a limit. After heating use, please empty it by the next use more than four hours.In the standard of the maker, I can use 200 times of repetition.
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Hi, McDavid:2 sets of instructions, for heating, are printed on the packs.On Stove: - Bring water to a boil in a pan. Remove pan from heat. Place pack in water 8-10 minutes. Remove and use. ** Then a common instruction (see below). By Microwave: Cover pack with water in a microwave safe dish. Heat for 2 minutes. Do not overheat. ** Then a common instruction (see below). ** Common instruction to all methods: Do not apply pack directly to skin. Wrap pack in cloth (or use the brace that the pack slips into, if you purchased it).Hope this helps. Thanks. Frank Hi, McDavid:2 sets of instructions, for heating, are printed on the packs.On Stove: - Bring water to a boil in a pan. Remove pan from heat. Place pack in water 8-10 minutes. Remove and use. ** Then a common instruction (see below). By Microwave: Cover pack with water in a microwave safe dish. Heat for 2 minutes. Do not overheat. ** Then a common instruction (see below). ** Common instruction to all methods: Do not apply pack directly to skin. Wrap pack in cloth (or use the brace that the pack slips into, if you purchased it).Hope... » Read More Hi, McDavid:2 sets of instructions, for heating, are printed on the packs.On Stove: - Bring water to a boil in a pan. Remove pan from heat. Place pack in water 8-10 minutes. Remove and use. ** Then a common instruction (see below). By Microwave: Cover pack with water in a microwave safe dish. Heat for 2 minutes. Do not overheat. ** Then a common instruction (see below). ** Common instruction to all methods: Do not apply pack directly to skin. Wrap pack in cloth (or use the brace that the pack slips into, if you purchased it).Hope this helps. Thanks. Frank « Show Less
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yes, select a potatoe to fit the wave, make a slice about 1/8 to 1/4 deep across the top of the potatoe, add a tablespoon of water, cook in micro-wave starting at two minutes, test for doneness, if two minutes does'nt suit then cook in increments of one minute. You will soon find out how long to cook to satisfaction. When through cooking press potatoe open and serve with butter and sour cream if desired right in the wave. Bon appetite